Bicentennial Park

Andrew Palmer

Came here for the disc golf course as I've heard good things and it did not disappoint!! Tough course with tons of elevation change and trees! It's possible to lose disc's here also if you're not staying near the fairway. I used my Ridge Roller R3 cart and it was some work for sure, but I cart every course. I would highly advise using the udisc map to help navigate for the first time as the tee signs are still not updated to the new course design.

Veronica Martinez

This park is amazing the trails are fun to walk as long as you don't go to far since you could end up out of the park and heading into a construction zone that's located in the very very back of the park however if you go to play disk golf you occasionally have to worry about dogs since some owners let their dogs off the leash. Overall it's a great park that you can enjoy spending time at.

M. Taylor

Disc Golf: course could use updated tee signage; groundskeeper said to me (on 8/8/2021) that they were working on adding some pin positions, so they would be updating the signs after that's done. Fantastic course that challenges every shot, while still being a fair test. Beginners will need a stroke handicap on a couple of holes, but that gives them extra practice shots, so I have to say it's a great course for anyone who plays or would like to play. Make sure to download the UDisc app as the layout has a few holes close to each other which makes a few spots where it's easy to go the wrong way, and one where it's easy to throw to the wrong basket. About 6 straight holes, 6 left to right holes, and 6 right to left holes. Also 6 wide open holes, 6 narrow holes, and 6 in-between or with another obstacle like a big hill. Has to be the most well rounded course in DFW. Best to play in the morning if it's going to be hot that day, as the 3 holes at the beginning and the 3 at the end lack shade.

tina mims

The kindness of the recreation and parks staff was amazing! We couldn’t start the splash pad,at this park, and they stopped by to turn it on. **TIP: You need to hit the red and green short poles hard on their tops to start the water.